We have done a major update to quibl.com.

I think it is better than ever. Go check it out. http://www.quibl.com/

I think Quibl.com has more potential because it provides the best arguments of the whole web in one place. There is a thread for each argument. Check it out and judge for yourself.

The way the post on both sides ressembles the way subreddits work. Dynamic filters make debate show new content in a very interesting way. This allows debate to stay alive. For example, Atheist vs Theist will stay alive forever.

I totally understand. If it works, if it ain't broken, why fix it. Createdebate is pretty neat IMO.

Thanks for the feedback. Any way to improve it? What specifically didn't you like?

Disputing effectively, I feel I am playing chess with a pigeon. I could be the greatest player in the world, but the pigeon will still knock over all the pieces, sh!t on the board and strut around triumphantly

Man you have been spamming and you know it. Your posts were off topic, offensive against the spam rules. All you did is to highlight your personal insecurities.

Why do you say there isn't? Of course people can say what they want. We have standard forum rules however.

The debate is whether quibl is the best debate site. I am merely providing arguments.

Essentially, Quibl.com does two things:

- It aggregates arguments on a specific topic (like gun control for example)

- It's a tool to find debates (we have a location for each debate), allowing you to find what's going on in your area with google map api. (http://www.quibl.com/where)

For comparison sake, a debate is a bit like a subreddit but you have two columns, one for each side. Debates are always polarized like that. People post their opinion, links to articles, blogs, tweets and just pictures as argument on one or the other side. Behind each argument, you have a comment section where people still pick a side when commenting. Therefore, if you see a "red" argument that seems quite good, you can go check in the comment for "red" or "green" opinions below it. Everything is sorted by number of votes so you can "filter" the content and show what's best in a certain amount of time. We use exponential decay formulas to depreciate argument after a while, depending on filter selection. This keeps the debate interesting by showing more new content. We have no downvotes, because it makes no sense for people arguing.

We also have implemented a support function for both sides, where you share your side on Facebook, Twitter or G+

I dream that one day, countries will have hundreds of issues exposed on this site, where the sharing function will help local communities to rally on a common cause and put pressure on politician, where argument weight will clearly show which sides has the most compelling arguments, where the debate page will paint a clear portrait of the best arguments for both sides, where the comment sections will show instantly what are the best counter-opinions. I dream one day it can become a reference to get an opinion on a topic and a driving force for instant democracy.

Well, we have to block people that are spamming heavily. Site has been up and running 100% of the time.

I have not banned prodigy. I blocked Cuaroc after his 15th spam message. Everybody would do the same for a serial spammer.

Trying hard to figure out what words can be missing in that sentence. We're just a couple of friends that made a humble debating site. Limit rates are planned but were not judged critical for the launch.

I blocked your IP and redirected it to google after you posted 20 garbage posts. I can restore your access if you don't try to destroy it.

Came out monday. So it's normal you haven't heard of it. Check it out. It's actually quite cool.

What do you mean? Please elaborate. Feedback is very welcomed.

Thanks. Not really poll because you can't just take a side like that. You need to support specific arguments. Votes on argument make you win the debate.

That's laziness. It's the super large NEW ARGUMENT button. Above each column of arguments.

I lol'ed. 25000 points seems to be a lot. Indeed, Quibl needs a Joe Cavalry!

Well, I think Quibl provides a better split between sides and the fact of having a comments section below each argument is pretty neat.

The filter system is easier on Quibl. IMHO.

Try the map. That's pure awesomeness!

That being said. I think createdebate is pretty cool too. Competition is healthy!

There. I also create the same debate on Quibl.com

http://www.quibl.com/debate/49

The social media era gives a very powerful voice to the crowds, yet it somewhat lacks structure and unity. Quibl.com proposes a very powerful and innovative debate platform that will:

Always present both sides of each issue

Aggregate the best content available on the web, for each side, by allowing users to vote

Allow people to create the debate and share their opinion

Allow people to forge their own opinion

Provide advanced filters to favor the most active content and the most active debates

Allow users to create debates on any controversial topic they want to talk about

Allow users to support their cause with their network

Provide a rich commenting system behind every single argument, thus allowing you to hear the best counter-opinions

* Allow you to find issues in your area